Answer:
Minivalves
Explanation:
Lymphatic capillaries are so much permeable that some researchers thought that they are open from one side but scientists found that this permeability is due to some structural modification.
The endothelial cell that forms the lymphatic capillaries wall are not packed tightly and overlap each other very loosely which makes easy openings in the structure called mini valves.
When the pressure of fluid in interstitial space is high then the mini valves become open and allow the fluid to enter the lymphatic capillary. So mini valves are the unique structural modification that increases permeability in lymphatic capillaries.
Answer: No
Explanation:
i mean it depends if you live near an ant colony or colonies.
Skin serves as a protective barrier, a way to sense the world, and a layer that keeps nutrients and water inside the body. Four types of cells make up the skin, and they are produced mainly in the epidermis near the basement membrane.
Answer:
exponential growth
Explanation:
The organisms that are not native of a particular environment but are exposed to live in that particular environment are invasive species. Usually invasive species do not prove useful to the new area and prove harmful to the environment as well. There are some species of organisms that have been accidently introduced to new environment and have been accidently proven to be beneficial. Zebra mussels, being the native to Black Sea when arrived to North America flourished there.
Answer:
D.) both a and c
Explanation:
Past observations made early in history as well as telescopes and space probes are very important in studying our universe and galaxies.
- Space probes are increasingly gaining momentum as technological and scientific advancements are being made.
- Telescopes are used to see or picture objects that are very far away in space.
- Also, understanding the past records and historical data is essential for the study of the universe.
Microscopes are not used in galactic studies. They are only used to study the world of micro-organisms.
